This paper, the first in a three-part Series on work and health, provides a narrative review of
research into work as a social determinant of health over the past 25 years, the key …

Health is an integral feature of immigration, providing not only insight into population health
but also a critical lens into immigrant integration and the power structure in receiving …

Objectives There is a common belief that demanding jobs can make workers age faster, but
there is little empirical evidence linking occupational characteristics to accelerated biological …

Introduction: Millions of workers globally experience work-related injuries, leading to
fatalities, injuries, job loss, and wider societal implications. This study utilizes both the US …

Objective—This report describes deaths from drug overdoses in 2020 in US residents in 46
states and New York City by usual occupation and industry. Methods—Frequencies, death …

This study examined the separate and combined associations of cognitive impairment and
body pain with functional and mobility disabilities (FMDs) among older women and men in …

Despite the importance of work in adult life, research on the social determinants of health
often ignores its effects. We examine race/ethnic, immigrant generational, and gender …

Unemployment and inequality are growing concerns that disproportionately affect people
with disabilities. We compared unemployment rates and barriers to labor market …

Background This study aimed to examine time trends in physical working conditions across
and within occupational groups in Germany between 2006 and 2018. Methods Logistic …

Abstract Background and Objectives In the United States, pain is becoming increasingly
prevalent among older adults at the same time as policies are incentivizing work longer …